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Americans support strikes — until they affect their daily lives

on October 01, 2023

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Warning signs suggest this year's stock market rally is on shaky legs

on September 29, 2023

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Bao Thanh Thiên 1993 chiếu trên kênh CTS - Tập 38

“Phủ Khai Phong có Bao Thanh Thiên, thiết diện vô tư xử ngay gian, nghĩa hiệp Triển Chiêu đến trợ giúp, Vương Triều Mã Hán ở cạnh bên…” Nhắc đến Bao Thanh Thiên là nhắc đến vị quan mặt sắt đen sì, mà lòng sáng như gương, thanh liêm chính trực, chí công vô tư, không sợ cường quyền, sẵn sàng vì dân kêu oan, ngày xử án dương gian, đêm xử án âm phủ. Những câu chuyện kể về Bao Thanh Thiên luôn là những câu chuyện kể hoài không hết, luôn làm say mê lòng người! Bộ phim “Bao Thanh Thiên” dài 236 tập có tất cả 41 vụ án do Kim Siêu Quần thủ vai Bao Thanh Thiên được xem là bộ phim kinh điển, không bao giờ cũ ở mọi thời đại, đã không ngừng được đón tiếp nồng nhiệt ở Trung Quốc, Hồng Kông, Đài Loan và Việt Nam cũng như các nước khác trên thế giới. Bộ phim được chia làm 10 phần: Phần 1: gồm các vụ án: Xử án Trần Thế Mỹ – Trạng nguyên thật Trạng nguyên giả – Ly miêu hoán chúa – Hồng Hoa Ký (tổng cộng 22 tập) Phần 2: Thiên hạ đệ nhất trang – Song sinh kiếp – Huyết vân phiên – Mỹ nhân ngư (tổng cộn

John Solomon reports the number of votes taken away from Trump in Fulton County on ballots that had names REMOVED

John Solomon was asked on OAN about a batch of spoiled ballots in Fulton County where they had names removed, and of those that were ‘unspoiled’ and counted anyway, how many resulted in votes that were taken away from Trump: HUNDREDS of votes were taken away from President Trump in Fulton County While they counted invalid spoiled ballots for Joe Biden This is just one type of fraud in just one county - in an election they claim was decided by 11,779 votes https://t.co/FSOl3UulXx pic.twitter.com/OekRmHufFX — Trang Ánh Nam (@TrangnhNam2) August 12, 2021 Solomon says that out of the 1,300 ballots, a few hundred were taken away from Trump in Fulton County. I checked his site and I believe this is what he’s referring to : But in 2020, adjudication played a much larger role in states like Georgia, which allowed hundreds of thousands of additional citizens to vote absentee for the first time during the COVID-19 pandemic. In all, more than 5,000 of the 148,000 absentee ballots cast — or abo

💸 Recession obsession

Plus: JetBlue and Spirit tie the knot View in Browser Everyone: Ah, two quarters of contraction — it's a recession! Nerds: Well, actually… Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow 💸 RECESSION OBSESSION Here's the Big Thing to know today: The US economy shrank in the second quarter of the year, and that does indeed meet the unofficial criteria for being in a recession. But, as you probably noticed, we're not rolling out the R-word in any definitive way yet (more on that in a minute). The drop in second-quarter GDP activity — data that will be revised two more times — was driven mostly by a decline in inventory levels, my CNN Business colleagues report. Basically, businesses have been scrambling to replenish stockpiles that got drawn waaaaaay down during the worst of the pandemic, when all of us were stuck at home thinking about ways to spruce up the house or expand the garden. But now stores f

💸 Buyback, baby

Plus: BuzzFeed's AI play View in Browser Tonight: Buybacks are in. Plus: BuzzFeed has a big day and Bed Bath & Beyond is circling the drain. Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow 💸 THE BUYBACK While most blue-chip companies were reporting losses last year, Big Oil was having a moment. Crude prices surged, thanks in part to high demand and reduced supply. All of that helped make Chevron the top-performing Dow stock of last year, with shares surging more than 50%. To be clear: It's not that Chevron, or any of its peers, did anything special to earn their windfall profits last year. There was no big innovation or breakthrough — they just got rich off the price of oil shooting up. Now, when you're a profitable company, you have a lot of options for what to do with those profits. You can reinvest in the business, upgrading your equipment or hiring more people. You can issue a dividend

From pro athlete to award-winning journalist

No matter the job, Coy Wire inspires and unites those around him View in browser An exclusive inside look with your free CNN account 🏈 How news became Coy Wire's new game By Kimberly Richardson CNN anchor and correspondent Coy Wire After playing nine seasons in the National Football League, CNN anchor and correspondent Coy Wire went through a tough time. His dream had just come to an end. "I felt like an empty shell of myself — like a major part of my identity had been stripped away," Wire explained. "I didn't know what I was going to do." But then the former professional athlete got the opportunity to work at a sports network as a football analyst. From breaking down games to telling stories about players who were chasing their dreams, it was in that moment where Wire realized that news could be his new game. Now at CNN, the award-winning journalist uses his experiences, insight and contacts

Stubbornly high inflation rocks Wall Street

On today's "Markets Now" show, Stifel's Lindsey Piegza explains how the latest CPI and PPI data underscore the complexities of inflation. Plus, JP Morgan's David Kelly says Wall Street's reaction to the disappointing CPI was overblown. And Wedbush's Dan Ives breaks down the 4 scenarios he sees for Twitter vs. Elon Musk. News: What you need to know about the markets

Who decides if the US is in a recession? Eight economists you've never heard of

Prominent Wall Street economists like Mark Zandi, investing luminaries like ARK Invest's Cathie Wood and executives like JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon can make recession predictions until they're blue in the face, but their guidance will remain just that — an economic forecast. News: What you need to know about the markets Who decide

Why 2023 could be another losing year for Wall Street

The S&P 500 is on track for its worst annual loss since 2008. Can investors hope for a better return in 2023? On today's "Markets Now" show, Kace Capital's Kenny Polcari and Morgan Stanley's Lisa Shalett weigh in. Plus Wedbush's Dan Ives on why Elon Musk needs to name a new permanent Twitter CEO. News: What you need to know about the markets

The world has a major debt problem. Is a reset coming?

The world is in debt. A record amount of debt. Three hundred trillion dollars, to be exact. News: What you need to know about the markets The world has a major debt problem. Is a reset coming? The world is in debt. A record amount of debt. Three hundred trillion dollars, to be exact. Read more »

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